Monday, September 24, 2007

Alfred Waghorn, la Familia de un náufrago

Los orígenes de mi apellido en Chile, mediante este modesto homenaje a mi tatarabuelo Alfred, el marino, quien naufragó cerca de Talcahuano en Julio de 1848, para quedarse en esta parte del mundo por siempre. Mi bisabuela, mi abuelo, mi padre, quien escribe y mi hijita: 6 generaciones en total.
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Alfred Waghorn, the Family of a shipwreck.

The origins of my last name in Chile, by means of this modest tribute to my great-great-grandfather Alfred, the sailor, who was shipwrecked near Talcahuano in Julio of 1848, to remain in this part of the world by always. My great-grandmother, my grandfather, my father, who writes and my little daughter: 6 generations altogether.

29 comments:

Triñanez said...

Muy interesante. Y es bueno que lo postees en inglés para que parientes tuyos en otras latitudes lo entiendan.
Alfred me imagino es el primero, de bigote grande, tal como se usaba a fines de siglo XIX, verdad?
Saludos!

Mel Avila Alarilla said...

You have such a great family lineage. Glad you're back at blogging. Smile. Have a nice and pleasant day.

Algaire said...

Gracias por tu visita.
Me parece que le hiciste un homenaje muy hermoso a tu familia, te felicito.
Un saludo

aspirina said...

Vaya! Un bilingue homenaje a tus ancestros...me parece magnífico.
¿Cómo saber donde vamos si no sabemos de donde venimos?

MAYA said...

Eduardo: Realmente me ha parecìdo un maravilloso homenaje a tus raíces. Me parece una suerte bendita que tengas toda esta documentación y hayas hecho un video. Te imaginas para Alejandrita cuando sea más grande y pueda verla con ojos de mujer mayor. Ver a su tatarabuelo, a su bisabuela, a todos sus familiares. Me encantó. Y déjame decirte que el apellido Waghorn ha mantenido su sello partircular desde el tatarabuelo. Tanto en tu abuelo, como en tu padre, en ti y en Alejandrita esta el sello familiar. Más que ser la familia de un náufrago, eres parte de la familia de un gran marino y aventurero.

Un fuerte abrazo,

Maya

LATIDOS URBANOS said...

Qué guenaaa¡¡¡ yo lo único que sé de mi árbol genealçogico es que mi bisabuelo materno era italiano...y hasta ahí no más llego ja ja ja

Un abrazo

Anonymous said...

hola pasé a saludar, a conocer tu blog y a agradecer tus comentario... me quedaré para recorrer tus mundos virtuales... respecto a lo del sábado.. me alegra que lo pasaran genial, vi unas fotos y realmente se nota la alegría y las ganas de compartir de los bloggeros... saludos!!

Vinilos Ink said...

Gracias por visitar mi blog! me ha encantado el tuyo, muy interesante todo,es un bello homenaje a tus antepasados, por cierto, tu hija es una belleza!, ahora voy a seguir recorriendo los post anteriores, hay mucho por leer!!.
cariños desde Argentina.

Clara said...

Oi.Obrigada pelo elogio no meu blog.O teu blog também está porreiro.
Tenho um outro onde já estiveste: http://claralutherking.blogspot.com
Espero que continues a visitar-me que eu farei o mesmo.
Conta-me coisas sobre o Chile, está bem?
beijocas,
Clara

elalcaravan said...

interesante el orijen de tu apellido, un gusto en conocerte y gracias por vicitar mi blog

krystyna said...

You deeply touch me. This is a great, amazing work!
EXCELLENT!
Your very, very pretty daughter is as Gorgeous Angel.
Thanks for sharing!

Maybe some day I'll try do something similar for my family.
Great idea!

LATIDOS URBANOS said...

Pasaba a saludar...

Un abrazo

LATIDOS URBANOS said...

¿Dónde andas metido???

Un abrazo

Unknown said...

Hola

te agradesco pasar por mi blog, te he añadido a mis vinculos, espero y no te molese.


saludos

Anonymous said...

Fabulosooooooooooo familiar !


Felicidades .

Paz/

LATIDOS URBANOS said...

Cri cri cri...chu estás más atrasado que yo en el blog ja ja ja

seniaregalado said...

Desde el Caribe leo con interès tu original blog. Mis ancestros provienen de España, como los de muchos en la isla. Ellos se cruzaron con sangre africana.

Tengo otro blogque siempre actualizo en :

http://imaginados.blogia.com

LATIDOS URBANOS said...

Oya ya poh déjate de parrandear y escribe algo ja ja ja

Un abrazo

Mel Avila Alarilla said...

Hi Eduardo,
Feliz navidad. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your family. May you enjoy the best of the holiday season mi amigo. God bless and have a wonderful and pleasant day in Chile. Muchas gracias.

Recursos para tu blog - Ferip - said...

Vengo a desearte muchas felicidades!!!!

Un abrazo!

Barimalch said...

Ola como esta?

Greetings from Mongolia! and Happy New Year! (2 days to 2008)

PAZ TRAVERSO said...

Querido Eduardo: Por razones que desconozco tu blog de musica no se me carga !!!!
Esperando que hayas pasado una hermosa navidad te deseo un espectacular 2008 pleno de Paz y Farternidad .
Cariños miles

Anonymous said...

Hola Eduardo!
veo que hace un par de años no hay movimiento en el blog, pero aquí va mi cometario:
Acabo de encontrarme con tu blog, y me ha parecido más que interesante, pues si es un blog de los descendientes de Alfred Waghorn, supongo que debería incluirme ;)
Al parecer somos parientes lejanos. Eduardo Waghorn fue mi tatarabuelo Incluso mi madre vivió en Peumo con él.
El apellido se ha perdido pues se fue heredando por línea materna. Mis tatarabuelos fueron Eduardo Waghorn y Matilde Fuentes, mi bisabuela Raquel Waghorn, y mi abuela Raquel Fuentes Waghorn. Mi madre (Marisol, quizás te suena) y mi abuela mencionaron varias veces a otros Waghorn durante mi infancia, pero nunca conocí a nadie de esta parte de la familia.
Así que eso... solo me presento como otro descendiente de Alfred Waghorn, y tu pariente lejano.
Por cierto, averiguaste finalmente de donde viene la familia?? se supone que los waghorn son ingleses o escoceses, pero hubo Waghorn en Alemania. No tengo el apellido, pero siempre me he interesado por mi raíces.
Un saludo!
Nicolás Serrano G.

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